JolidaFOZ-XTRThank you for looking at my ad for the FOZ XT-R crosstalk reduction unit designed by Jim Fosgate for Jolida.This unit will turn cartridges under $2500.00 into reference cartridges for only $350.00 ...350.00

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Jolida FOZ-XTR Crosstalk reduction unit. [Expired]

Thank you for looking at my ad for the FOZ XT-R crosstalk reduction unit designed by Jim Fosgate for Jolida.This unit will turn cartridges under $2500.00 into reference cartridges for only $350.00 by reducing the crosstalk common in more affordable cartridges.Try one today !!!!! Contact Rick at Audio Force in Davenport Iowa.
The FOZ XT-R represents a distinctive electronic approach to solving crosstalk inherent in many turntable cartridges and acoustic problems due to axial tilt. We have placed the name Foz in honor of the XT-R’s designer, Jim Fosgate. Jim (Foz) Fosgate’s life long career in audio design represents decades of work on every possible circuit approach to car stereo, surround processors, tube amplifiers, preamplifiers, phono preamplifiers and other accessories. This wide array of designs have all been explored in depth, built, and auditioned by Foz. In coupling Foz’s XT-R design with Jolida’s decades of manufacturing experience; the result is a unit which can provide our customers with a distinct improvement in turntable sound reproduction at an affordable price.
To obtain high performance from a modern phonograph system, the tone arm and pickup cartridge must be properly adjusted to within a few thousands of an inch to minimize the effect of axial tilt. Axial tilt is when the cartridge needle of the turntable is not perpendicular to the record groove. In addition, a low dB channel separation of the cartridge can result in crosstalk. Crosstalk is simply the stereo signal from the left side leaking into the right side, and the stereo signal from the right side leaking into the left side. Phono Cartridge crosstalk has a great effect on sound stage depth and width, as well as the position of sounds across the stage. When the crosstalk is “in phase” on both channels the stage width and depth will be reduced. When the crosstalk is “out of phase” on both channels the stage will be wider and deeper. When azimuth is off the crosstalk on one channel will be “in phase” and the other will be “out of phase”. This tilts the stage to one side or the other and effects the positioning across the sound stage.
Foz has designed an elegant electronic circuit to effectively reduce crosstalk and axial tilt. The XT-R represents a breakthrough since axial tilt and crosstalk is compensated for electronically and does not use the traditional approach of physical adjustment to mitigate the problems. The XTR incorporates signal cancellation to reduce inter channel crosstalk. This is the same technique that is used in high separation surround processors. The XTR corrects for a misaligned stylus or cantilever, misaligned generator, misaligned tone arm azimuth (axial tilt). It also reduces crosstalk from cross coupling of the generator coils or tone arm wiring. This works with moving magnet, moving iron, and moving coil cartridges. The XT-R will compensate for up to 7 degrees of axial tilt and can improve crosstalk to a maximum of 40dB. The result will be an improvement in stereo imaging.
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Gain: Unity
Input Z: 71K
Output Z: 400 ohms
SNR: > then 90DB "A weighted"
Distortion THD: Less than 0.25% (1kHz)
Perfect Square wave response, no ringing or overshoot.
Frequency response DC to 200KHZ +0 -3DB
Phase inverting
Distortion THD: Less than 0.25% (1kHz)
Power Requirements: 110V-120 VAC 60Hz 90 watts, 240 watts maximum (220 VAC 50Hz option)
Dimensions: 8 inches wide by 7 inches deep by 3 inches high
Weight: 2 lbs net, approximately 3.5 lbs. packaged
Fuse: 110 - 120 VAC, 0.1 Amp slo Blo; 200 - 240 VAC, 0.05 Amp Slo Blo